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Nick

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Can't speak of tonight as wasn't there, last season home against Crewe joined POG line a 7.20 and
Got in stadium at 8.05 , although stadium is only a third full it is effectively a sellout.
Large sections of the ground are closed for business and completely unstaffed, IMO they need to
"Cut the crap" with all this condense the crowd for atmosphere BS and pay the staff to get enough
Of the stadium open to get people in.
Honest Question, did we have these problems with the North stand open.
If they were genuinely worried about atmosphere, they would try putting a team out there to create one.

I can only ever remembering it happening with night games? are more people rushing from work and getting there closer to kickoff as opposed to weekends?

It wouldn't be viable to open the whole ground, it would be stupid. Would be interesting to know the process of when they open new turnstyles though.

Would hope that scanning the season tickets / print at home will make things a bit easier too.
 

Bob Latchford

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Whenever anyone comes on here to point out obvious & glaring deficiencies in the
Ticketing operation at the club, people jump in to defend the indefensible.
Why is that ?
Think they're known as Head In The Sand Merchants . keep quiet the problem will go away etc.
 

Brylowes

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I can only ever remembering it happening with night games? are more people rushing from work and getting there closer to kickoff as opposed to weekends?

It wouldn't be viable to open the whole ground, it would be stupid. Would be interesting to know the process of when they open new turnstyles though.

Would hope that scanning the season tickets / print at home will make things a bit easier too.
I'm not saying open the whole ground, the south stand is closed anyway, they should open
The north and concentrate on trying to increase crowds, that's what a progressive club
Would do , I would have thought.
TBH although I don't like to sit there myself, I find it somewhat ridiculous that no home fans
Can sit behind a goal.
 

Bob Latchford

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TBH although I don't like to sit there myself, I find it somewhat ridiculous that no home fans
Can sit behind a goal.

Home fans should always be behind both goals first . then spread out accordingly , whilst shoving the away fans in the deepest darkest recess as possible.
 

ccfctommy

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Apparently fans who payed on the gate last night were only charged a tenner as opposed to the sixteen pound everyone else paid. Farce!
 

Bruce the Boot

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Home fans should always be behind both goals first . then spread out accordingly , whilst shoving the away fans in the deepest darkest recess as possible.

Bloody hell.........................Do we have that many going these days ;)
 

eastwoodsdustman

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Well, after all of the fuss over 'poundgate'I walked up paid my £15 and got to see a decent game of football. Should I feel a sense of guilt over the £1 I saved?
 

Hobo

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TBH although I don't like to sit there myself, I find it somewhat ridiculous that no home fans
Can sit behind a goal.

Home fans should always be behind both goals first . then spread out accordingly , whilst shoving the away fans in the deepest darkest recess as possible.
Away fans should not be put in the deepest darkest recess as possible, because that is our fans every other week. Away fans pay their money and should be looked after.

Last year the concentration of our fans and then opening blocks on demand worked well. It helped with the atmosphere and was well documented by the club that it helped the players.

On here there were several posters who said having moved from behind the goal to the side of the pitch wouldn't move back. As they realised they got a better perspective of the game. Many old grounds had 'side ends, Birmingham, Burnley, Derby, Manchester City and very intimidating they could be too.
 

Bob Latchford

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Away fans should not be put in the deepest darkest recess as possible, because that is our fans every other week. Away fans pay their money and should be looked after.
Disagree ! I want every advantage at home as possible .
 

Bob Latchford

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ccfctommy

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Away fans should not be put in the deepest darkest recess as possible, because that is our fans every other week. Away fans pay their money and should be looked after.

Last year the concentration of our fans and then opening blocks on demand worked well. It helped with the atmosphere and was well documented by the club that it helped the players.

On here there were several posters who said having moved from behind the goal to the side of the pitch wouldn't move back. As they realised they got a better perspective of the game. Many old grounds had 'side ends, Birmingham, Burnley, Derby, Manchester City and very intimidating they could be too.
Agree. I think of bad facilities and other issues such as overcrowding at Burton away.
 

ccfcway

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Why arrive at 7:20 for a 7:45 kick off an wonder why there is a queue.

The owners aren't going to change this we know it, just get there earlier
 

Bob Latchford

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Why arrive at 7:20 for a 7:45 kick off an wonder why there is a queue.

The owners aren't going to change this we know it, just get there earlier
The mid 70's you had to be there at least an hour before even two hours sometimes .
 

Bob Latchford

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Liquid Gold

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I don't know why there isn't a system whereby you sign up as a registered supporter or something like that, get a membership card and then when you buy a match ticket its just applied to that.
 

Liquid Gold

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Just answered my own question

"lost my card and sisu making me pay to replace it so they can pay for court cases #NOPM"
 

Brylowes

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Can only guess the delay in the match packages is that they will sell pro rata options.

thats a guess though!
TBH Nick match packages would probably be better for us because of travel
And work commitments, but I was getting STs after 3rd home game, they
Don't really help themselves do they.
 

skybluesam66

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Apparently fans who payed on the gate last night were only charged a tenner as opposed to the sixteen pound everyone else paid. Farce!
as eastwoods dustman - i also paid £15 on the gate (not £16) - so not sure where the £10 came from unless change became an issue
 

Qwerty70

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I also paid £15 on the gate. The lad in front of me paid £10 but he was a young adult.
I'll be using the cash stile on Saturday, no booking fee!!
 

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